Yeah, but with the garden hose nozzle, I can get a good blast for tough ones, or a gentle mist if I'm feeling chapped
That does help! Now I don't have to spend precious time deciding whose home to raid.
Good for you, but kind of saddened by what this says about the field.
I'll still always maintain some clinical work, probably doing medicare dementia evals, but it will only be between 25-50% of my time in any given week once I get going, most likely. Maybe after stocking enough away I'll up my volunteer/pro bono time. But, I'm done sacrificing most of my time for the betterment of all. Systems suck, I'm going to do what's best for me and mine for a little while. Still gonna be heavily involved in state psych leadership, though, so there's that.
One of us, one of us.
Gooble Gobble, Gooble Gobble. Yeah, still planning on seeing a couple dementia cases a week. They don't pay great, but I like working with gero. Still probably accept some other general cases here and there too, to stay up on the clinical lit for things (epilepsy, MS, etc).
I'll take a Lagavulin 16, official drink of the apocalypse (okay mostly zombie apocalypse shows)!
Great, crack open the Lafite Rothschild and let it breathe. I'll be heading over soon.
Why not both at the same time? No one needs to know what’s in your water bottle except you!
Beer and standing dazed in my backyard for me. Telehealth is draining!
Yeah, they are just days that end in y now. Gardening, running, workouts, grilling, craft beer, board games this weekend. Now that all my business permits and licenses are now in, should work on all my credentialing with some companies and doing some additional networking.
They really need to perfect the R2-D2 proctor droid
Yeah, both methods seem easily defeated with a second device off camera. Maybe just an open book exam instead?
I agree, but it's a basic ABA class, and the goal of the program is, in part, to prepare them to take their credentialling exam. It's a relatively tough exam and and requires a fair bit of fluency with these basic concepts. I've emphasized that cheating is equivalent to wasting their money. From the looks of the grades so far, nobody has done much cheating!
Bastardization is all a matter of perspective. That was getting fancy in my earlier graduate school years.
Graduate school was a long time ago for me. While Polar Orange Dry is a great soda (way better than the mainstream stuff), I can afford the splurge of fresh squeezed OJ when it doesn't involve donning a hazmat suit and risking my life.
Seltzer and vodka... acceptable in the summer.
Technically a martooni, but that’s embarrassing to type.
Gin is my preferred clear spirit. And, brown liquor is appropriate anytime, scotch and whiskey ftw.
Hmmm, didn't know that thanks. Did see the actual race was moved to September. Hoping to make it to the Preakness next year, if we are ever allowed out of the house again.
All out of bourbon, so drinking palomas, followed by a margarita or two or three when I run out of grapefruits. Weather cooperating for another backyard vacation (sleeping in the tent on the deck).
